Sentence examples for gets on a ship from inspiring English sources

This is the second book about Fin, a boy who lives on the Pirate Stream, a magical parallel world, and Marrill, who one day gets on a ship which ends up in the Pirate Stream.

Hamilton writes his way out and gets on a ship headed to the colonies.

It would be nice to believe that if one rat never got on a ship, the black death would never have happened.

Sixty years ago Somali sailors like my father, who lived in Britain, used a simple system to return some of their earnings to family members in east Africa: one of them would stuff all his money into his rucksack, get on a ship and hand-deliver each share to the designated families.

But instead Jonah got on a ship and went in the opposite direction.

Finally, 13 years too late, my grandmother sent the money for him to get on a ship and come home.

When he was elected president, before the inauguration, back then held in March, he got on a ship and took a four-week good will tour of Latin America.

Rather than waiting for travelers to fly to Miami or San Juan to get on a ship, ships now sail out of Baltimore Philadelphia Norfolklk, Va.; Charleston, S.C. New Orleans Fort Lauderdalele, Fla.; Los Angeles and San Franciscoo.

A group of bankers recently felt so apprehensive about the future of thrift that they got on a ship and sailed away.

Upon procuring it, he immediately got on a ship to Paris where he would spend the next five years studying sociology and philosophy at the Sorbonne.

A. I've got friends who tell me with great delight that when they get on a ship they find the appropriate people and stuff $30 in their hand.